Hey Lost_in_thought
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Greg T wrote:I tried but failed to rhyme anything with derailier.....
I was thinking or running "impale-ier" but thought better of it in case the cyber fuzz busted me for over the top lewdness and I got excommunicated to the MTB boards....
dahlia.
You'll have to come up with the rest though...0 -
Greg T wrote:I tried but failed to rhyme anything with derailier.....
I was thinking or running "impale-ier" but thought better of it in case the cyber fuzz busted me for over the top lewdness and I got excommunicated to the MTB boards....
It's derailleur, isn't it? So yes, impaler would work, although how you'd chuck him into a derailleur is beyond me...
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I was going to say something about a crank, but I won't :oops:
Chaley2009 langster
Blasphemy is the only victimless crime0 -
Greg T wrote:I tried but failed to rhyme anything with derailier.....
I was thinking or running "impale-ier" but thought better of it in case the cyber fuzz busted me for over the top lewdness and I got excommunicated to the MTB boards....
Uh, sailor? Amazed you didn't think of that one yourself...0 -
biondino wrote:don_don, please post a verifiable photo of yourself so we can decide if the exceptionally attractive LiT is in your league. Ta!
I will look something out tonight, after which point I'll accept that any and all chances with the gorgeous young LiT are most likely thoroughly blown
BTW - you can talk to me again LiT, I won't byte
These are for you Jen J:
a happy camper in your compression damper
a feather duster in your B-tension adjuster
a sticky digit in your star-fangled widget
a sneaky feel of your jockey wheel
a full erection in your general direction
When I say these are for you, I mean you can use them if you want, erm, no that's not what I meant. :oops: I mean you can borrow them for later :oops: :oops: Oh God LiT, what will you think of me now? :oops: :oops: :oops:0 -
SecretSam wrote:lost_in_thought wrote:[See by asking, I'm avoiding having to try myself and revealing that I am not actually very funny... and nice one SecretSam....
I'm sure you're as witty as you are beautiful
Dammit, that was one of my lines :roll:0 -
Substitute 'rear gear' for derailleur and you might have more luck, Greg
It's just a hill. Get over it.0 -
robbarker wrote:Don is a bit of a stalker
his belle is the age of his daughter
he woos her online
and plies her with rhyme
but she'll soon blow him out of the water!
(My apologies to all concerned.....not meant to be the least bit serious!)
haha...my favourite.0 -
after catching don_don sniffing her saddle
lits spanked him severely with a paddle
out loud he did cry
while she did apply
due reparation before he could skedaddle!Chunky Cyclists need your love too! :-)
2009 Specialized Tricross Sport
2011 Trek Madone 4.5
2012 Felt F65X
Proud CX Pervert and quiet roadie. 12 mile commuter0 -
lost_in_thought wrote:Greg T wrote:I tried but failed to rhyme anything with derailier.....
I was thinking or running "impale-ier" but thought better of it in case the cyber fuzz busted me for over the top lewdness and I got excommunicated to the MTB boards....
It's derailleur, isn't it? So yes, impaler would work, although how you'd chuck him into a derailleur is beyond me...
A wooden stake in the forward brake,
resulting in anarchy such as would make
a catastrophic failure to rear derailleur,
such as would please even Vlad the Impaler
:?:
Needs more work me-thinks..0 -
Heavymental wrote:robbarker wrote:Don is a bit of a stalker
his belle is the age of his daughter
he woos her online
and plies her with rhyme
but she'll soon blow him out of the water!
(My apologies to all concerned.....not meant to be the least bit serious!)
haha...my favourite.
And, lets face it, most accurate0 -
The problem I have is that derailleur is now associated with impale HER in my mind, and let's face it - that's a path best not taken! :shock:Chunky Cyclists need your love too! :-)
2009 Specialized Tricross Sport
2011 Trek Madone 4.5
2012 Felt F65X
Proud CX Pervert and quiet roadie. 12 mile commuter0 -
don_don wrote:Heavymental wrote:robbarker wrote:Don is a bit of a stalker
his belle is the age of his daughter
he woos her online
and plies her with rhyme
but she'll soon blow him out of the water!
(My apologies to all concerned.....not meant to be the least bit serious!)
haha...my favourite.
And, lets face it, most accurate
Well, I didn't like to say...
Also, I'm no expert but feel you might be going about this all wrong.
This may work...
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... ard+to+get
....although I'm not sure its very effective in online courting where the 2 protagonists haven't actually met and thus your 'playing hard to get' might just look like 'you don't exist'.
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If only this were facebook, you could poke her and run off shouting "chase me, chase me".FCN 7- Tourer, panniers, Lycra and clipless
What is this game you speak of? Of course I'm not playing...0 -
don_don wrote:a happy camper in your compression damper
a feather duster in your B-tension adjuster
a sticky digit in your star-fangled widget
a sneaky feel of your jockey wheel
a full erection in your general direction
When I say these are for you, I mean you can use them if you want, erm, no that's not what I meant. :oops: I mean you can borrow them for later :oops: :oops: Oh God LiT, what will you think of me now? :oops: :oops: :oops:
don_don
Your biggest mistake here is not the innuendo, it's the reckless use of an MTB specific phrase like Compression Damper.
Matey, you've blown it."Impressive break"
"Thanks...
...I can taste blood"0 -
Like some others here, I'm not afraid to admit that I am bi-cycual. Some of my best friends are mtb'ers. However, I have never been tempted to weigh my stem bolts so I plead for tolerance.
LiT strikes me as a broad-minded woman who is not intimidated by muddy, sweaty thighs :shock:
I have been experimenting with Haiku (minimalist, Japanese 3-line poetry) thus:
Lights
LiT
I am turned on
Now that's not your typical mtb'er is it?0 -
don_don wrote:Like some others here, I'm not afraid to admit that I am bi-cycual. Some of my best friends are mtb'ers. However, I have never been tempted to weigh my stem bolts so I plead for tolerance.
LiT strikes me as a broad-minded woman who is not intimidated by muddy, sweaty thighs :shock:
I have been experimenting with Haiku (minimalist, Japanese 3-line poetry) thus:
Lights
LiT
I am turned on
Now that's not your typical mtb'er is it?
Far too many vowels so definitely not an MTBer.Steve C0 -
don_don wrote:I have been experimenting with Haiku (minimalist, Japanese 3-line poetry) thus:
Lights
LiT
I am turned on
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10 pages - this is better than telly
Was reading through this at work today (on my mobile phone) and was getting funny looks from the colleagues. Coffee would have been snorted if I'd had some.0 -
It is our very own home-grown soap opera.
Biondino's a TV agent, perhaps he could find some suitable actors for the parts - who would play LiT? And don_don?
Answers on a postcard...
Or here evenEmerging from under a big black cloud. All help welcome0 -
Sorry linsen, I don't deal with actors - very erratic, difficult types, I steer clear
However, can I suggest Holly Willoughby for LiT and Ian Hislop for don_don?0 -
don_don wrote:Like some others here, I'm not afraid to admit that I am bi-cycual. Some of my best friends are mtb'ers. However, I have never been tempted to weigh my stem bolts so I plead for tolerance.
LiT strikes me as a broad-minded woman who is not intimidated by muddy, sweaty thighs :shock:
I have been experimenting with Haiku (minimalist, Japanese 3-line poetry) thus:
Lights
LiT
I am turned on
Now that's not your typical mtb'er is it?
Nice work."Impressive break"
"Thanks...
...I can taste blood"0 -
Ian Hislop - he makes me laugh just looking at him.Emerging from under a big black cloud. All help welcome0
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In response to biondino's earlier request, I attach herewith the most 'verifiable' photo of myself that I can find. It was taken at the Cycle show on Saturday.
So, I present myself to the group (and LiT, of course), without vanity or artifice, for objective comments on my suitability (or otherwise) as her, cough, Sugar Daddy 8)
And yes, I am the one in the Solo gilet, should you need to ask :roll: Not sure how the lines got there, if you can see them.0 -
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You ARE Ian Hislop!Emerging from under a big black cloud. All help welcome0
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Allegedly0
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One of you lot got to the show before me obviously. I found this on one of the BMX stands:
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BMX's now too, don_don!
It's all so wrong"Impressive break"
"Thanks...
...I can taste blood"0